Lobstering Life: A Maine Fisherman’s Family Tradition
Brad Parady has fished off Maine for 40 years, continuing a family lobstering line. He notes rising fuel and bait costs, works six days a week, and cherishes the ocean legacy started by his father who built the Kittery Point dock. Last year’s catch was slow but recovered in the fall.
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City weighs view protection amid development debate
Portsmouth officials study possible exterior view protection as City Attorney Sullivan notes lack of current law. Architect and developer argue zoning tweaks could shield long cherished vistas without stifling growth, citing a Fleet Street reconstruction threat to Franklin Block tenants.
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Penhallow Street
Johanna Lyons
Sullivan
Michael de la Cruz
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Shipyard Advocates Rally at Pease Ahead of BRAC Decision
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard supporters gather at Pease International Tradeport for a nine day protest wearing Save Our Shipyard shirts. BRAC members are to decide later this month and reportedly question the Defense Department's claimed base closure savings per a New York Times preview.
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Man Fined $240 For Public Urination In Portsmouth
Ryan Pratt, 23, of Stratham, pleaded guilty in Portsmouth District Court to intoxication after urinating in a downtown city parking garage. Judge Sharon DeVries reprimanded him, noting frequent public urination cases, and Pratt paid the $240 fine. Portsmouth cites HUD data showing many cities ban public urination.
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Ryan Pratt
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Jana Lane
Stratham
Sharon DeVries
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Distinction grows for local farm
Stratham's Blueberry Bay Farm owned by Ron and Lois Laurence earned the 2005 Farm of Distinction award from the New Hampshire Department of Agriculture. An eight page feature in Better Homes & Gardens and publicity from WMUR-TV boosted visits nationwide. Ron, 67, runs daily farm work while Lois, 64, bakes and helps weekends.
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Portsmouth Regional Hospital
Lotteries Results From August 13 2005 Daily Draws
Tri State Daily evening numbers 9 8 89 1 5 6 Mass Daily numbers 7 0 9 0 Tri State Megabucks results 8 16 27 30 32 35 Bonus 36
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UNH Names Three Captains for Football Season
Three diverse leaders will captain the University of New Hampshire football team this fall, bringing varied leadership styles to steer the squad through the season. The announcement emphasizes teamwork, experience, and preparation as key factors for on-field success.
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Fuel for the fire locals growling over rising gasoline prices
Locals express anger as gasoline prices continue to climb, straining household budgets and fueling public grievance. Officials offer minimal relief measures while shoppers seek cheaper alternatives and long term solutions.
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